The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-07-23
Personal.
Your Friends-- Where They are and
What They are Doing.

MDIfls.
Captain Marsilliott, wife and
daughter, of Pittsburg, are the guests
Of friends here.
Mrs. Chas. Allebaugh, who has
been quite i'll for some time has i'm
proved very much.
Mrs. Lucy Dering and little
daughter Grace have returned from
visit to Fairmont.
Prof Hodges and wife will go to
Upshur county tomorrow to visit
Prof. Hodges parents.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
favors from B. NJ. Jones and Sher
man Tough on Monday.
r. L. Domain is spending lew
days at his home here. Bob" has
lots of friends in Morgantown.
Mrs. Maria Evans, of Pittsburg,
is here for a few weeks visiting her
many relatives and old acquaint-
ances.
Mr.. John Wallace and son Walter,
of Brownsville, Pa, are the guests of
Mr.. j. G. Wallace, of the Wallace
House.
Mrs. J. c. Wallace is spending a
few days with her daughter Mrs DR..
Casteel at Oakland. Miss Bessie is
also there.
Mrs. C. f. Stephan is visiting
friends in Fairmont. She will also
go to Wheeling and Waynesburg be-
fore returning.
Squire John Alexander, of Cass
district, who was recently kicked by
horse and seriously hurt, is able
to be about again.
Our clever young fellow citizen,
Sherman Watson, of Ellington, was
in town Monday and paid his re-
spects to this office
J. A. Hunter, Master Of Road of
the b. Il O., has been here several
times within the past few days look
ing after the F. M. & p.
Nh VIM. Simpson, jr., of this
place, one of the good teachers of
Monongalia, will teach the school at
Bakers Ridge next term.
Prof. w. p Wiley returned home
from Chatauqua on Thursday of last
week. He had a most delightful
time at that popular resort.
Mr.. N. M. Waters was taken quite
i'll while visiting on Cheat last Sat
urday. He was able to go to his
home in Preston county yesterday
DR.. VIM NJ Dent, of Newburg,
was in town on Tuesday. The Doc
tor reports a great deal of sickness
at Newburg and yieinity.-Kiag-
rood Argus.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Snyder, of
Pittsburgh, are spending the heated
term at Oakland. They will proba-
bly, visit Morgantown before return
ing to the city.
Marsh Jacobs, one of our energetic
and rising young Monongalia bust
ness men, was in town few days
ago looking after the shipment of a
large lot of bark
Miss Jennie Protzman fell to the
floor in her room day or two ago
and sprained her hip very badly.
She is somewhat better though far
from being well yet.
: Alexander Vince, an old and re-
spected citizen of Grant district, is
lying dangerously i'll at his home
near Georgetown. There is little or
no hope of his recovery.
Captain Hurry, F. X. and Harry
O'Kelly, of this place, and George
O'Kelly, Of BRIDGEPORT, Ohio, are over
at Browning's fishing. They are
expected home this week.
Prof. 7. NJ. Baker has gone back
to his work in Preston county. He
has not entirely recovered from the
injuries received some weeks ago by
being thrown from a horse.
, Hon. Geo. c. Sturgiss and wife
} went to Mountain Lake Park on last
Friday and spent Saturday and Sun
day. On Monday Mf. Sturgiss went
on to New York on business.
Messrs. Baker & Baker have
three well boring machines at work
. in different portions of the State.
One of them is now at Terra Alta
and is doing rushing business.
Rev. E. j. Marsh and family have
returned to their home at Scio, Ohio
We are pleased to note the marked
success of Scio college of which in
stitution Mr.. Marsh is president.
The New DOMINION is always
pleased to have business calls from
, it's lady friends. The latest from
whom we acknowledge favors were
Mrs. LYDIA Chadwick and Mrs
5 Lindsey.
John A. Crawford and Geo. G. Bak
, er went to Ley's yesterday evening
to rusticate for few days. They
! will be joined there by Harry l.
Robinson, of Uniontown and Harry
; Godfrey, of Wheeling.
, Prof. w. E. Jolliffe, late principa
i of the Pennington school, preached
: his farewell sermon at that place
t last Sunday, previous to his depart
e ure for his future home in Harrison
e county-Grafton Eagle.
: We regret very much to learn o
the serious illness of Mr.. John T
!, Fleming, of Cassville. He has beer
I suffering for some time from hear
G disease and of late has been quit
4 low. We trust he may recover.
The New DOMINION was pleased t.
q meet Mr.. James A. Cue, of Pitts
i burg, yesterday. Mr.. Cue ha'
v been visiting his old friend Davi
q NJ. Arnett, of near Arnettsville
8 Thirty -one years ago he lived in tn
4 vicinity of Arnettsville.
Ell County Superintendent of School
|, Glasscock was in town last week